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Hello. I'm Ron Edwards and you are listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
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Thanks for tuning in this day. Lots of stuff to cover. Man,
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it's kind of heartbreaking to see what's going on with the Donald Trump.
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President Trump. That is four hundred and fifty four million dollar bond could force
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real estate fire sale. The man built a business empire of real estate not
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only in this country but around the world and has been very successful. And
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because he dared to do right by our republic, this is why they're trying
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to hang him out to dry right now. This is totally unprecedented in American
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history. This is the kind of stuff you would see in other lesser nations
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like Banana republics. They're trying to bankrupt their opponent because the Democrats and Rhinos
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cannot come up with any ideas that are better than those that not only were
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proposed by President Trump, but actually were and acted on. And we benefited
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as the American people. We benefited mightily. The border was being secured,
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our economy was stronger. Let's see, America was once again becoming respected around
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the world. Lots of good things, you understand what I'm saying. And
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we were even getting respectful relations with our enemies, people like Kim Jong Un,
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Xijing Ping, mister Putin, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. We were
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dealing from a position of strength. But here we are today. The United
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States is literally in a massive downward spiral, and we could end up going
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down the sewer of history if this is not brought to a halt in the
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near future. I believe in many, many millions of my fellow Americans agree
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that the November election will dictate which direction we take. But some other things
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are also dictating which direction our nation is or may go or may not go.
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One of them is what just recently happened the other day in California,
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Governor knew Some signed a bill intended to in so called discrimination against LGBTQ people
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in sex crime convictions, particularly with children. Discrimination against LGBTQ people and sex
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crime convictions will now be outlawed under a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom.
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Now what now, It depends on what you consider to be discrimination.
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If it means being punished for scenes that you did, I don't understand why
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that is considered to be discrimination. But people on the left now equate punishment
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for wrongdoing or immorality as being discriminatory. The measure. The measure is Sentate
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Bill one forty five, and it will amend existing state law that allows judges
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to decide whether an adult convicted of having sexual intercourse with a miner should register
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as a sex offender in case in cases rather in which the miner is fourteen
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years or older and the adult is not more than ten years older than the
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miner. So if you have a left judge, you know how they'll they'll
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rule. They'll say, ah, you don't have to be on this sexual
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offender list, go ahead and do your thing. So while that does not
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blatantly say well sex with minors is the law, but it does take one
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step closer to that, doesn't it. It helps decriminalize it, and they're
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trying to destigmatize it as well. And I think that some things like this
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are setting the United States for a big heap of heurt. You cannot continue
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to do wrong, legislate wrong, especially your moral acts like this, and
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expect to remain a great society. You can't do it because when you're making
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these kinds of decisions and they become a normal part of your lead system,
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which affects your judgment, which affects generationally how certain imoral acts are viewed by
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the people and the thinking processes, then the actions and the quality of actions
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continue to spiral downward, and that affects everything, not just this situation here
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with adults having sexual minors and being left up to a liberal judge whether as
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you should be on the sexual offender lists or not. That is some sick
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stuff. I believe in the biblical approach, of an adult has sex with
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a minor, something bad should happen to that adult. I mean real bad,
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permanently bad. But when you have a society that wants to decriminalize that
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gradually and legalize it and make it okay, that society is in big trouble.
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That society is cursing itself, and it is cursing its future generations.
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Because like I said, once you poison the water of the thinking processes in
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one area, it spreads like a disease. It's like putting a drop of
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bad of poison in a glass of water. It doesn't separate and you can
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drink one half of the glass of water. It's not like it's like it's
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a solid thing. But it impacts everything. And this is why I keep
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saying over and over again on this broadcast that we the people have to come
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together. It's time for us to get a little Craig Cray. If we
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are not for this evil, we have to start standing up in unison and
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speaking out against it. We cannot allow our children and our children's children to
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be harmed in such a way. We cannot allow that to be normalized.
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No, no, no, for the good of our nation. I'd like
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to know what you guys think about this, but it's horrible stuff. Got
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a great guest coming up today. Her name is Julie Kelly and she is
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a writer and a political commentator and author of January sixth Democrats used the Capital
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protest to launch a war on terror against the political right. We'll be talking
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Eight hundred four five two one two seven eight. Eight hundred four five two
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one two seven eight. That's eight hundred four five two twelve seventy eight from
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the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. This is Tom Caldwell, innocent January sixth,
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defendant and proud Navy veteran. You're listening to the voice of reason, Ron
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Edwards on the Ron Edwards American Experience. Yes you are, I'm Ron Edwards,
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Sanda, Welcome back and Today We've got a great guest. Her name
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is Julie Kelly. She is the author at The Federalist and she's a political
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commentator and senior contributor to American Greatness. Kelly covers political and policy issues,
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including the January sixth investigation and what has been going going on with that.
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Well, let's welcome our guest, Julie Kelly. Hello, and welcome to
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the Ron Edwards American Experience. Hey, Ron, thanks for having me on.
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I just want to let everyone know I'm not as a Federalist or American
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Greatness anymore. People can find my work at my substack declassify with Julie Kelly.
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Okay, I'm just going off the information I have here. I apologize
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for the mistake there. Okay, No, we just want to let people
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know where they can find my work also at Real Queer Investigations. Excellent,
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Thank you so much for that correction. Well, we both know one individual
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that, in my opinion, that has been wrongly treated in concerning the j
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six situation, Tom Caldwell, and there are many many others who have been
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brutalized in the American gulogs. Just before we get into details, I want
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your opinion on what this portends for our country, because this is something that
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you find in third world nations and banata republics and things of that nature,
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and this happening here in the great United States of America. What is this?
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How do you think of what do you think about this? Well?
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I've been covering the events of January sixth and the prosecution since really January twenty
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twenty one. I wrote a book on it January sixth. How Democrats use
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a capital protest to launch a warrant terror against the political right, which is
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of course what they've been doing. So the case of now is reaching one
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thousand, four hundred defendants. They're arresting people every day. The Department of
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Justice is on pace to arrest a person a day this year now, more
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than three years later. So it is a It is the sort of thing
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that you never expected to see in America where they're not just trying to imprison
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the former president and you know, Republican nominee for president this year, but
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his aide like Peter Nabarro, who had to report to Miami prison today for
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being convicted by DC jury of contempt of Congress for failing to turnover records to
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the illicit January sixth Democrat January sixth Committee, and as well as his voters.
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So I think most Americans are, at least the ones on the right
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recognize that this is a really slippery slope, dangerous descent into Banana Republic style
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territory that is not stopping. It's only going to get worse as twenty twenty
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four goes on and we approach election day, is there a way to really
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stop this? And the reason why I ask this is because, unlike other
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countries, we have written blocks to these kinds of activities. So it's called
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our constitution, it's called our building rights, and they're and they're in federalist
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papers. Everything is written out in detailed what the government should do, what
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it should not do, our unailable rights, et cetera, et cetera,
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et cetera. It seems as if that it the the the leftist have taken
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control of all the levers, of all the power leavers, and no matter
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what is written in our constitution, what, no matter what we the people
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know or care about, they're just saying yang yang and yang, Yeah,
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I'm doing what I want to and there's nothing you can do about it,
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what say you, Well, unfortunately, that's right. I mean I've been
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covering these core proceedings and trials and sentencings since you know, the prosecution started
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in the spring of twenty twenty one. And the real villains here are the
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federal judges in Washington, DC at the district court level. This includes Trump
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appointed judges all the way down to Reagan appointed judges, if you can believe
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it or not, and they are not fulfilling their oath of office, which
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is to protect the rights of the defendants and make sure that the government stays
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in line, that the Department of Justice is not abusing their authority and prosecutorial
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overreach, which is precisely what they have been doing since day one. So
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the problem is the judges are not respecting the constitutional rights the Bill of Rights
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defendants or first A for the fifty six stay eight eighth A protections. In
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fact, they are systematically disassembling those rights when it relates to Trump supporters or
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people who dare to protest on January sixth. So you know, the Constitution
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does not, for the most part exist in these courtrooms. I've seen it
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over and over, so you know, it's really something when I started covering
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these trials and court proceedings, was absolutely floored to hear these judges, what
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these judges and prosecutors were saying and doing so. Unfortunately, the Constitution is
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no bulwark as a defense for these really mostly helpless defendants viepers. Do you
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think that I know you said that things are going to get worse, but
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do you think that by getting worse that will create a ground swell finally from
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amongst the people of this country or will there be a large enough ground swell
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to force the government to back up, or is it just too late or
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we're just under the bootheel that will just finally crush us. I mean,
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this Department of Justice is not going to stop. As I said, They've
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accelerated the investigation and the prosecution, continuing to round up and arrest nonviolent offenders
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to add to this caseloads. So the DOJ and the judges are not going
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to stop. But I do think that they're one. I do think that
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there is, you know, definitely grassroots support to especially you see this support
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for Trump and for Republicans. They want the funding cut off to the DOJ
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into these offices and federal courts. They want this to stop. It doesn't
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mean the DOJ is going to do it, because they're not. But I
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think this will be part of Donald Trump's support. He's already said, there's
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reporting this week that he is going to make January sixth a cornerstone of his
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campaign. And so you really see, at least I see the tight attorney
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In terms of the narrative. The Democrats and regime media do not control the
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narrative of January sixth anymore like they used to. So that is one little
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delight of hope. Yeah, and that also gives me hope. And I
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think that I agree with you on that. I believe that is the days
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go on. Since the political left, and that includes the Rhinos, they
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don't have better ideas. The only thing they have in their favor is the
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powerful leavers of government. And I think that people are going to grow weary
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of that and increasing numbers, and that will be what will enact the turn
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against the turnaround, because the people will rise up in such a massive way
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because their decisions are not just affecting Donald Trump. They're affecting all of us
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in one way or another, indirectly or directly. And I think out of
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that misery will arise and awakened and strong people. What say you, I
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hope so I hope that you're right. As I said, I think the
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people on the right are starting to recognize this and become very set up and
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infuriated over it. But I also know that there's half of the country,
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or forty percent of the country Democrats who'd love to see us all in a
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gulag, regardless of our actions or whether it was justified, simply for the
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fact that we support, or people support Donald Trump or Republicans conservative viewpoints.
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That is who the left and the Democratic Party has turned into. Yeah,
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and you're right, though it's frightening that in fact, I can say that
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I have known people in my life that are more in favor and I know
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this is going to sound retarded, but they're more in favor of the destruction
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of the United States as we know, rather than Donald Trump being re elected,
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and they would rather live in misery because they hate that man, and
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they hate true liberty, they hate what's good about America. And these are
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people I'm talking about that were born in this country. What constitutes such a
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level of mental depravity? Where does that come from from? Your angle.
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I mean, I don't know, know. I mean a lot of it
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I think is like any leftist movement or a political party, it's born out
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of power and control over people. So I think that that's where a lot
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of it comes from. You know, it's hard to look into individual people,
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and I think it's beyond Trump. I think, you know, we
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saw this sort of contempt certainly for Ronald Reagan. We saw a lot of
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contempt for George W. Bush, especially after the two close call the two
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thousand election. So it's not necessarily new, but now that it's taken a
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new stage in terms of using the justice system, using the legal system in
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such an expansive way. Whether it's j sixers, whether it's pro lifers,
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whether it's someone who posted a joking meme about Hillary Clinton and how to vote.
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You know, this is or rounding up, you know, people who
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filed lawsuits or people who wanted to submit nothing unlawful, submit you know,
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an alternative state of electors to the National Archives or send them to Congress.
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There's nothing illegal about that, but it doesn't matter because this DOJ knows how
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to take big statutes in the law and weaponize them and criminalized political dissent in
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a way that we'll have that is already having, but we'll have very long
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lasting repercussions for the country. We're coming towards a heartbreak. Do you have
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a couple of minutes on the other side of the break, Ron, I
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actually don't. I'm sorry. I just got back to this side of Florida.
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I've got a couple of other interviews, so i apologize, but I've
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got to jump off. Thank you so much and for your time, and
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man, godspeed for what you're doing. Okay, take care on, thank
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Ron Edwards the new voice of America. We are back. This is the
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Round Edwards American Experience. I'm Ron Edwards, and you know I've always I
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learned a long time ago, even when I was just a lad growing up
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in Cleveland, that it's not what is done or what is said, but
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rather who does it or who says it. Over the past weekend, President
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Donald Trump was campaigning and near Dayton, Ohio, and he warned that without
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fierce new United States tariffs on China made evs, the American auto industry would
27:51
face a bud bath for the country. Now when he said that the leftist
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media, gumps and rhinal Gumps went to Nutsville calling for his head basically because
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he dared to say that, and they were trying to infer that he met
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there would be blood in the streets. Ladi Dadi da right. Of course,
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anyone with common sense understood that he was talking about in economic blood letting.
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Well, guess what, my friends, guess what the CEO of x
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Ping Motors of China. His name is he Xiaping. Again, he's the
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CEO of Xping Motors. Guess what he did. He said, I predict
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a blood bath against America's auto industry with the help of cheap China made electric
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vehicles. Bamo. Now he said this today. Are you hearing the news
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media and other you know in talk show hosts on the left side, Are
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they going to Nutsville talking about the blood bath in America? No, because,
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like I said, it's not what said, but rather who says it.
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Donald Trump meant the same exact thing. And if the Republicans are smart,
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they will use this man's statement in some of their messaging. But now
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that remains to be seen how smart Republicans will become when it comes to messaging,
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because they have the better ideas. But boy, oh boy, have
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they've been lacking over the years when it comes to messaging, putting themselves behind
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the political eight ball. Well, it seems that the Supreme Court did lift
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a little bit of good news. There is a ray of good news,
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my friends. The Supreme Court lifts the stay on the Texas law that gives
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police powers to arrest illegal border crossers at the border. Isn't that nice?
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Yes? It is. A divided Supreme Court has lifted a stay on the
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Texas law that gives police brought powers to arrest illegal border crossers suspected of crossing
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the border illegally while a legal battle over immigration authority plays out. I'm so
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happy they did that because they've got to elect they. I'm sorry they have
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to arrest these individuals that are coming into our country illegally. I say,
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I say, put them on an island somewhere. You want to come on
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American soil, you you want to be here, Well, guess what you
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can have an island. And I'm not talking about a tropical island. I'm
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talking about an island off of the northern coast of California, which nice and
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Chile all the time. Alcatras and there's a few other islands out there.
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Yeah, and that's what we have to do. And then and you know,
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if it were up to me, you know what I would do.
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I would publicize all over the world via the Internet, print media, et
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cetera, et cetera, come to the United States illegally at your own risk.
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Yeah, Aleutian Islands, Allution Islands, that's perfect, Doug is my
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producer. That's a great place to put the illegals. But I would start
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with Alcatraz. I'd reopen that place. Hey, look, there's a building
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for you already. You have a nice place to live on American soil.
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But I would publicize to the entire world you're coming to the United States illegally
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at your own risk. They God have mercy on your souls if you come
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here illegally in your caught and that's it. And I would also have visitations
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with certain government leaders around the world and tell them it will go bad for
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you if you can send if you continue to send your vermin human debris to
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our republic, it will not be good. My friend, we can be
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friends or we can be enemies. It's up to you govern yourself accordingly,
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be wise. And I'm sure that if President Trump gets into office, returns
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officially. You know, those kinds of things will be said to foreign leaders.
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But I'm looking at these pictures here at the Texas border of my friends.
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It is heartbreaking. It is very, very heartbreaking. And so if
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you know, and you know, we can all say, we can all
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armchair quarterback. But see, here's the thing. I know. The Governor
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Abbot of Texas, Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House, Between the two
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of them, there's a lot of authority. And remember, let's not forget
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recently it was ruled in a court of law that Texas can go ahead and
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build a border. Remember that, so Governor Rabbit should be hard at work,
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or have others hard at work at building that border and making life very
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miserable for illegal border crosses. I would not offer them a bottle of water.
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I would let them know before they get here, you're not going to
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get water. No telephones, no nothing. If you want to hang out
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in Mexico, that's between you and Mexico. Trump did that, and things
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were getting better and better and better and better for our republic. And I
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was listening. I wasn't listening. I was watching a news talk show,
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A few days ago, I forget the name of the show was pretty forgettable
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because you had these Democrat oriented individuals arguing that because it wasn't basically perfect under
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the Trump regime, the situation was totally broken, and now Biden has improved
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it. And I'm thinking, my gosh, they must really believe that the
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American people are just totally retarded because the reality of their situation. You can
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now look at cities that I mean like Pittsburgh, where you're starting to see
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a block here, a block there, a believable border crosses home homeless,
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homeless people hanging out and building their tents. Payne Avenue in Cleveland, near
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downtown. They're starting to creep in there. No longer can we here in
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the North rely on a nice whole you know, nice cold winter to kind
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of thin the herd. Can't rely on that anymore. But we should rely
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on the law and common sense, and for the good of our own existence
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as a nation, we've got to have these people kicked out. They're bringing
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over all kinds of diseases. I mean, Polio was just about wiped out
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of the United States, wipe out. It's back. The plague, it's
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back leprosy. There are cases of leprosy. It's here, and it didn't
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those things did not start drawing among people born in this country. It was
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it's being brought in. And these people are being shuttled all over the United
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States at our risk, and now they're carting them out to the nice suburbs
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because this is part of the effort. My friends, I remember, gosh,
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I wish I could remember that. It was a Democrat politician. They're
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not in office anymore, but they used to talk about making life uncomfortable for
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Americans in general, just making it just unbearably uncomfortable because certain areas were bad,
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and they say, well, we're going to make it's going to be
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like that for everyone. That's that's part of the effort of Black Lives Matter
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Antifa, make life a pain in the backside to everyone spread the misery rather
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than coming together and get rid of the misery and the creation and the reason
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for misery in our country. They're all about this is what they talk about.
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When when they when they say equality, this is what I'm talking about.
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What they're what they they plan to do. They want to make everyone
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equally poor. They're not about equal opportunity for Americans. That is why Tyson
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Foods could lay off thousands and then turn around and say, you know what,
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We're going to build a larger plant in another state, and we're going
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to hire thousands and thousands of illegal border crossers. It's all about putting down
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Americans and bringing in our replacements. So I asked you, my friends in
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this country, what do you want to be done about that? What do
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you think should be done? I know what should be done, But the
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politically correct on our side, and you know, the squeamish, they would
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just rather oh no, oh, you can't do this, You can't do
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that, while they do everything to us. How crazy is that? And
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that's also steeped in Christianity too. Christians will have their little cliques and they'll
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attack each other and try to undermine one another like crabs in a bucket.
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But Lord have mercy when it comes to fighting evil and focusing on teaching children
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about real principles so that they can have a better life under the protection of
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our creator. Oh no, can't do that. And I'm speaking from observation,
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not imagination. It is what it is, but we talk about what
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it should be because it's about improving our quality of life in this republic.
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We don't stand or stick on the problems, but we the people need to
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come together and work on the solutions and stop the madness. And we'll continue
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you're going to change directions here just a little bit. We're all familiar with
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these sixteenth Amendment of the Constitution. Right Well, we are in tax season
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and nobody really likes paying taxes, especially since most of our taxes are unconstitutional
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and at least in my opinion. But where do the federal income tax come
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from? How did it start? Now, we know that the sixteenth Amendment
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did not create the federal income tax, which is wrong. However, my
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friends, the sixteenth Amendment did fundamentally change our beloved Republic. As April fifteenth
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approaches in the not too distant future and people spend valuable time and money on
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filing their income tax returns, it is worth our time to look at the
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source of our paying Remember how Bill Clinton said, I feel your I feel
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your paying. Well. Plenty of people grouse and complain about paying income taxes.
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Most don't realize that the cause of their pain is the actions of the
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States back in nineteen thirteen. Yep. Woody Woodrow Wilson was in office at
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that time. He was a wicked soul, and when the States ratified the
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sixteenth Amended stupidly, they did more than just help the Feds collect income taxes.
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They fundamentally changed the Republic. Yep, they changed the Republic for the
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worst. Nobody I know likes overpaying taxes like we do today. They are
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necessary evil if we are to have a stable society. And yes, but
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we don't have to pay taxes at the level that we do just to feed
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the giant government, which just uses most of our tax dollars in a wasteful
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manner. So the most common questions debated are who pays taxes and how much.
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The more important decision is who decides those questions. Back in seventeen eighty
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seven, when the Constitution was drafted and it was ratified, the framers of
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this Republic understood the need to collect taxes, so they delegated the power to
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tax the Congress. They said, Congress, you shall be the ones to
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collect the taxes, but with some very specific restrictions. Aha, the Congress
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shall have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excises
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to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the
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United States. But all duties, imposts, and excises shall be uniform throughout
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the United States US Constitution, Article one, Section eight, Clause one.
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Go check it out RNs. Yes, Congress can collect taxes. Duties,
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imposts, and excises are simply different types of taxes that Congress can collect.
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But notice how there are only three things Congress can collect taxes four three one
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two, three, one to pay the debts of the United States, two
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for the common defense of the United States, three and for the general welfare
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of the United States. That's it could put. Notice also that Congress can
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only collect taxes to be used for the United States. Capital U capital shh
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a proper noun for the entity known as the United States. This is the
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very same proper noun used in the Tenth Amendment to say the powers not delegated
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to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibit by it to the States,
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are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people, meaning you
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and I, uh oh, what about Amendment ten of the United States Constitution.
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Now there we see that our first big heaphn problem. We the people
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have not held Congress to collecting taxes only for constitutionally authorized purposes. As Alex
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Diteufel said long ago, the American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers
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that it can bribe the public with the public's money. Congress has discovered how
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to bribe the public, and oh how they have used it. However,
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for the first century or so, there was a serious impediment to Congress's ability
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to overtax the people. It was the Constitution, then you have direct taxes.
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Also, representatives was established in Article one, Section two. An important
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little phrase was included. Representatives and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the several
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states which may be included within this Union, according to their respective numbers.
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US Constitution Article one, Section two, Class three. Not only were the
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seats in the House to be apportioned to the states by population, but so
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were direct taxes. Uh oh. A direct tax is usually a property tax
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or add velorum by value. Now that tax has opposed to an indirect tax
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imposed upon some right or privileged such as a franchise tax. Or how about
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let's see property taxes, now direct tax It's not that Congress couldn't impose any
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direct taxes, only that they had to apportion those taxes to the states.
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If Congress were to pass a tax on the value of your property, your
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estate, or even your income, they had to divide the tax up amongst
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the states based on their population and have the states collected as we will see
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in what we have seen. This is extremely important since it places the states
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between the people and the United States federal government. Now, the income tax
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did not start with the sixteenth Amendment. It started in eighteen sixty two to
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fund the Civil War. Since it was consistent revenue streams, the income tax
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was sold to the people with the warning that it was necessary, the promise
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that it would be limited by a person's income, and were scheduled to expire
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in eighteen seventy. However, that did not make it constitutional, most likely
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due to the urgencies of the war. Though this tax was never challenged in
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court. And see, that's one of the things that government does to day.
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They either create or utilize a catastrophe, a bad event, et cetera,
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to bring up more regulations, more taxes, and then sell it as
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a necessity, and then the people buy into it as if, oh my
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god, we'll follow off the face of the earth if we don't adopt this
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new rate. Allow them to adopt this new regulation or new tax, and
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the only thing that has happened is now we have what thirty four thirty five
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trillion dollars in debt because all they wanted to do is taxes to the gills.
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The way the tax system is set up, it is guaranteed to literally
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economic economically destroy this country and keep us in such straits that now both adults
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in a household, they've got to work just to keep the roof going,
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just to keep everyone their bellies fall, keep the lights on, etcetera,
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etcetera, etcetera. Originally, it was meant that only one person needed to
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go out and work, the father, Mom stay home take care of the
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children. The leftist and government rubbed their little chiny chin chins and said,
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hey, you know what, we can start whittling away the unity of the
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family by producing a situation where it is a necessity and it becomes accepted by
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mom and pop for both having to go and work. And at the same
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time, you decrease the value and the spending power of the dollar. Ah,
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so you need many more dollars just to buy the same thing that you
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could buy in nineteen sixty four. And it just goes on and on and
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on and on, and we keep putting up with this over and over again,
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and every administration, even the good ones, continue to allow this debt
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system to pile up on who not only just us, but our future generations.
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And now it has gotten to a point where, hey, we could
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be facing the last generation of American greatness. There's a lot more that I
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like to share about this sixteenth Amendment and the man the ongoing problems, but
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I don't have time right now. Now that I see that my time is
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up, thank you so much for your time, and as I always say,
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this time, remember to pray for your nation, she needs it.
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Pray for your family, your friends, you're in enemies and make sure they
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get it right and treat others the way you would want to be treated.
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My friends, I'm Ron Edwards. Until next time I know, I show
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